Hosted by Catherine Cowell · EN · 90 episodes
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Thoughts about life purpose and how to discover it. Finding value in being - not just doing. Spirituality and how to develop it. Interviews with people who have interesting stories, experience and knowledge to share. The podcast also supports the Loved, Called, Gifted course, which can be found at lovedcalledgifted.com.
Catherine Cowell hosts Loved Called Gifted, a religion show with 90 episodes published.
For the 90th episode of the podcast, Loved Called Gifted is joining with the Raise podcast in a joint venture, with, rather excitingly, two podcast episodes. To get the second one, which will be released the following da
What does it really mean to grieve? Tom Attig, philosopher and author of Seeking Wisdom in Death's Shadows, joins Catherine Cowell to challenge some of the most widely held assumptions about grief and loss. Drawing on fo
St. Ignatius of Loyola had a revolutionary effect on the spiritual lives of millions of people. As well as founding the Jesuits, he developed a philosophy and practice of prayer that continues to be helpful to people 500
Catherine Cowell sits down with Maria Manuela Silva—a spiritual director whose life journey spans cultures, crises, and a profound rediscovery of faith. Maria shares her story of growing up in Portugal under the fear and
Catherine Cowell and Katy Bowser Hutson talk about play as a spiritual practice. Katy shares how her lifelong creativity—and even her experience with cancer—led her to see play not as something trivial, but as something
Catherine is joined again by Maria Garvey who is navigating life with ongoing physical fragility and chronic pain. She reflects on surrender, vulnerability, and the slow undoing of an identity built on strength, resilien
Catherine Cowell chats with Andrea Clarke about surrender, rest, and rediscovering who we really are beneath all the roles and expectations. Andrea reflects on a sailing trip that became a powerful spiritual reset, where
This episode is a deep, honest conversation with Addison Torrance and Caidyn Bearfield about their experiences in the foster care and youth institutional system in Ohio, and how those experiences led them into advocacy.
As we start the New Year, Catherine is joined by Olga Malarkey for a rich, down-to-earth conversation about faith, identity, and noticing God in everyday life. Olga shares a bit of her story and together they reflect on
Sophie Killingley is a freelance artist who is passionate about the intersection of faith and creativity and breaking down the sacred/secular divide to explore the world as it is. Her work and cartooning are quirky offer
Catherine talks with Anni Ponder and Kim Eckhart, who host a regular online meeting called “Finding Mama God”. Both Anni and Kim describe how, independently, they have grown up in Christian churches which focused on the
Catherine is joined once again by the wonderful Heidi Steele from Live Play Learn. Heidi’s an unschooling parent of four and a former teacher, and she shares what life looks like when learning happens naturally — no clas
Maria Skoyles, founder of Dorcas Dresses, shares her journey inspired by the biblical figure Dorcas, a dressmaker known for her acts of charity. Maria’s business supports women in financial hardship, providing them with
Margret and Catherine take a look at the parables that Jesus tells in Luke chapter 15. The parable of the running Father is a beautiful case study of therapeutic parenting, helpful to all parents, particularly those with
What does God's mothering of us look like? What are the different ways that we experience the maternal embrace of the divine? This is the question that Joan Wright Howie explores with Catherine in this episode. Joan is a
In this wide ranging conversation, Catherine talks with Dr Laura Beres, who is Professor of Social Work, at King's University College at the University of Western Ontario. They talk about spirituality in the context of s
Sue Saunders is a PhD student, living in Dublin. She is exploring how spiritual practices could sustain climate change activists. In this conversation, she talks about Inner Development Goals, psychotherapy, quakerism, a
**Catherine's new book, Finding God's Feminine Side is now available on Audible ** In this episode of the Loved Called Gifted podcast, Catherine chats with Steve Kenyon—a dad, nurse manager, musician and former DJ—about
Catherine remembers meeting God in a gift shop and muses about the fact that God is here now. If you would like to get in touch, you can email: lovedcalledgifted@gmail.com . Episode transcript You can connect with us on
Catherine and Stephen have been working on creating an audio-version of Catherine's book, Finding God's Feminine Side, and we thought this might be a good opportunity to give you a sneak preview! So this episode is a lit
Andrea Clarke
2 appearances on this show
Steve Kenyon
regenerative rancher · Greener Pastures Ranching
1 appearance on this show
Sean Kennedy
Executive Vice President of Public Affairs · Law Enforcement Legal Defense Fund
2 appearances on this show
Sarah Fisher
Assistant Professor of Writing Studies · University of Miami
1 appearance on this show
Sarah Clarke
lead of undergraduate programmes · Shine Brighter Consulting
1 appearance on this show
Amy Daughters
keynote speaker, sports journalist, satirist, award-winning author
1 appearance on this show
Sarah Watson
advertising executive turned advisor and coach · Make-A-Wish UK
1 appearance on this show
Rob Rogers
Matthew's Hope
1 appearance on this show
Andrew Phillips
volcano sprint winner and bike entrepreneur · Woodrow Wilson Presidential Library and Museum
1 appearance on this show
Joe Davis
global chief economist and global head of the Investment Strategy Group · Boston Consulting Group
1 appearance on this show
Sarah Page
Managing Director of Plumbs · Fall River Redevelopment Authority
1 appearance on this show
Cathy Ross
CMS
1 appearance on this show
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